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Grow from Within: Mastering Corporate Entrepreneurship and Innovation
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Wolcott, Robert and
Lippitz, Michael
.
Grow from Within: Mastering Corporate Entrepreneurship and Innovation
.
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: McGraw-Hill, 2009.
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Grow from Within: Mastering Corporate Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Authors:
Robert Wolcott
and
Michael Lippitz
Published:
September 2009
eISBN:
9780071598330 0071598332
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9780071598323
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Book Description
Table of Contents
Contents
Prologue
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Corporate Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Organic Growth
Entrepreneurship and Corporate Entrepreneurship
By the Numbers
The System Is the Solution
Lost in Transition
Ready, Fire, Aim . . . Not!
What Readers Can Expect
1. Understanding Corporate Entrepreneurship
A Brief History of Corporate Entrepreneurship
What Exactly Is Corporate Entrepreneurship?
Entrepreneurs: Nature versus Nurture
Stories from the Front
Pitfalls of Corporate Entrepreneurship
Summary
2. New Business Design
Fundamentals of New Business Design
A 360–Degree View of Corporate Entrepreneurship
Corporate Entrepreneurship as a Business Design Challenge
New Business Design in Action
Summary
3. Emerging Models of Corporate Entrepreneurship
Organization and Resources: Essential Management Decisions
The Four Models of Corporate Entrepreneurship
Summary
4. Which Model of Corporate Entrepreneurship is Right for you?
Corporate Entrepreneurship and Strategy
Thinking about Your Corporate Context
Getting Started: Commitment, Socialization, and Resources
Down the Road: The Transition and Scaling Challenge
Summary
5. Leadership from all Levels
The House of the Emperor
The Role of Senior Executives in Corporate Entrepreneurship
Corporate Entrepreneurship Program Leadership
Lessons Regarding Leadership Support for the Aspiring Corporate Entrepreneur
Summary
6. Grow from Within: Learn from Everywhere
Looking Outside, Worldwide
Open Innovation and Innovation Brokering
Globalization and Corporate Entrepreneurship
Corporate Entrepreneurship in Times of Trouble and Plenty
To the Future
A: Innovation Radar Concept Development Questions
What (Brand, Offerings, Platforms)
Who (Solutions, Customers, Customer Experience)
How (Value Capture, Processes, Organization)
Where (Supply Chain, Presence, Networking)
B: History of Corporate Entrepreneurship
Labs Rule!
Separate or Imitate?
Toward Global, Services–Oriented New Business Development
Further Reading
Index